Примеры использования Detained migrants на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Detained migrants do not always have access to telephones, which can make communication with their lawyers difficult.
However, the Special Rapporteur received information according to which representatives of NGOs were denied access to detained migrants.
Detained migrants are kept in separate detention facilities and they are not mixed with ordinary prisoners who committed criminal acts.
On the one hand,they can act as service-providers to support the Government in ensuring that basic needs of detained migrants are covered, for example providing.
Detained migrants have the same rights and obligations granted to persons to whom the status of an accused has been attributed articles 2 to 7 of Law 6/2004.
The European Committee for the Prevention of Torture was mentioned as an example of an effective monitoring mechanism to improve the situation of detained migrants.
It was reported that even when the law requires that detained migrants be brought before an administrative or other court, this is often not done within the prescribed time limit.
Center also provides protection of children's best interests, including the right to education and necessary conditions for free-time activities,as well as library, computers room and playground for the detained migrants.
Detained migrants shall also be accurately informed of the status of their case and of their right to contact a consular or embassy representative and members of their families.
The United States of America asked about Malta's plan to ensure that detained migrants are fully accorded their human rights in line with international legal requirements.
The International Commission of Jurists welcomed in particular the recommendations regarding administrative detention of migrants and asylum-seekers andaccess to justice and procedural safeguards for detained migrants.
However, it remains concerned that the human rights of detained migrants in an irregular situation and those of asylum-seekers and refugees are still not fully guaranteed.
Detained migrants have often suffered previous traumas and the absence of psychological support, coupled with the conditions of detention, the lack of safeguards and uncertainty about the future, can have serious consequences for their mental and physical health.
It emphasizes in the present report that where obstacles to the removal of detained migrants do not lie within their sphere of responsibility, the principle of proportionality requires that they should be released.
One of her Government's main concerns was the situation of migrants, who were victims ofhuman rights violations and acts of violence and humiliation; it was particularly concerned about incidents in recent months along Mexico's northern border in which individuals had illegally detained migrants.
Italy should systematically inform detained migrants in writing, in a language they understand, of the reason for their detention, its duration, their right to have access to a lawyer, their right to promptly challenge their detention and their right to seek asylum.
The Special Rapporteur met with Irene Fernandez, Director of Tenanganita, a women's non-governmental organization, who was arrested on18 March 1996 and charged under section 8a of the Act with publishing“false news” in a report on alleged human rights violations in camps for detained migrants.
The Special Rapporteur has received reports indicating a prevalence of abuses in camps for detained migrants, including a series of deaths allegedly caused by malnutrition, beri-beri and other treatable illnesses.
The beheading of Ms. Rizana Nafeek, a Sri Lankan domestic worker in Saudi Arabia, had particularly commanded the Committee's attention and had led to discussions about a number of vital issues, such as the isolation of migrants on death row from their families and countries of origin, the responsibility and accountability of recruitment agencies,the detention of migrants alongside ordinary offenders, remedies for detained migrants and modern forms of slavery.
Implement greater measures to guarantee in an effective manner the legal safeguards for all detained migrants, improve the detention and living conditions of migrants, in particular by modernizing detention centres(Uruguay);
Procedural guarantees for detained migrants include notification of the custodial measure in writing, in a language understood by the asylum seeker or immigrant, stating the grounds for the measure, and setting out the conditions under which the asylum seeker or immigrant must be able to apply for a remedy to a judicial authority, which shall decide promptly on the lawfulness of the measure and, where appropriate, order the release of the person concerned E/CN.4/2000/4, principle 8.
This has also been stated by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, which noted that in cases where"the legal orpractical obstacles for the removal of the detained migrants do not lie within their sphere of responsibility, the detainees should be released to avoid potentially indefinite detention from occurring, which would be arbitrary.
He called upon Turkey to ensure that detained migrants were adequately informed of their right to seek asylum and that they were able to file an application and communicate with UNHCR, lawyers and civil society organizations.
In cases where the legal orpractical obstacles for the removal of the detained migrants do not lie within their sphere of responsibility, the detainees should be released to avoid potentially indefinite detention from occurring, which would be arbitrary.
Ensuring the existence of mechanisms allowing detained migrants to make a request or complaint regarding their treatment, in particular in case of physical and psychological abuse, to the authorities responsible for the administration of the place of detention and to higher authorities and, when necessary, to judicial authorities;
It has therefore since then devoted particular attention to the situation of detained migrants, identified challenges and best practices, explored ways to promote and protect their right not to be deprived arbitrarily of their liberty, and tried to advocate for remedies to redress their plight.
Reports from civil society indicate that detained migrants in many cases are not adequately informed of their rights, lack access to a lawyer, that no interpretation is offered in the case of non-Spanish-speaking migrants and that the registration of migrants is not systematic.
The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has devoted particular attention to the situation of detained migrants, including migrants who are undocumented or in an irregular situation, asylum seekers awaiting the outcome of their asylum application and failed asylum seekers awaiting removal Working Group opinions 55/2011 and 14/2011.
In such cases,where the obstacle to the removal of the detained migrants does not lie within their sphere of responsibility, the detainee should be released to avoid potentially indefinite detention from occurring, which would be arbitrary.
Some non-governmental organizations explained that they do not have access to detained migrants in order to assist them and if so, in the cases where detainees do have access to a lawyer, they are allowed only 30 minutes(at most) to speak, which is insufficient to exchange proper information about the details of the case and the rights afforded to the migrant. .